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Physics, 05.01.2021 21:30 alani64

A student has two blocks made of the same type of wood. The wooden blocks are both at the same temperature, but Block 1 weighs more than the Block 2
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Block 1
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Which block has more thermal energy and why?
A. Block 1 has more thermal energy because it weighs more
O B. Block 2 has more thermal energy because it weighs less
O C. Both blocks have the same amount of thermal energy because they are at the same temperature.
OD. Neither block has any thermal energy because they are not living things


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